Ronald Reagan

Don't be surprised, or don't be disturbed if all of you haven't made up your minds yet what you want to do with your future, with your life.

I think there are always some people that tell you whether you should try to do that or not.

Everything that we've done in our economic approach is of benefit to everyone.

Mrs. Miller is a widow with eight children who has been active as a community worker, neighborhood volunteer, and worker with the local YMCA.

The simple fact of the matter is we're spending more on help for the people and for the needy than has ever been spent before in history.

Mr. Uddo is a professor of law at Loyola University, School of Law, in New Orleans, LA.

I've asked myself the same question several times.

Our job is to make sure she's a Republican.

Today the world knows once more that America can be counted on to defend freedom, peace, and human dignity.

Visiting Congress School.

Nothing happened to Reaganomics.

Miss Benavides is currently employed by the El Paso Catholic Pentecostal Renewal Office.

We can't rest until every American who wants a job has found one.

The issue before America in 1984 is clear: Which direction will we go now—forward with optimism, faith, and confidence, continuing to build an opportunity society for all our people; or backward in pessimism and fear?

Our economy is stronger than practically anyone predicted.

Recovery has put as many people back to work each month as their program would in a year.

Today I announced my intention to appoint the following individuals to be members of the Advisory Committee to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation.

I call upon the Congress and people of the United States to join me in expressing our support for a bond which has served us so well over the years.

I am proud to rededicate the United States to the ideals and responsibilities of our Alliance.

We cannot proclaim the noble ideal that human life is sacred, then turn our backs on the taking of some 4,000 unborn children's lives every day.

Those who brutalized our people with inflation and stagnation should not be pointing fingers and preaching sermonettes about compassion.

America is back ....

We can make certain that America is the kind of place, the shining light of opportunity and freedom, that God intended it to be.

The longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see that God governs in the affairs of men.

Does anyone want to go back to that double-digit inflation nightmare of 4 years ago?